Soft, Hard, or no Brexit: The Damage is Done
By Niccolò Pisani and Omar Toulan
Regardless of the final Brexit outcome, the damage to the UK has been done. In this paper, we look at five...
Chile: The Capitalist Alternative to Venezuela in Latin America
By Rainer Zitelmann
Chile and Venezuela are the two counter-models in Latin America. Chile embodies the capitalist path, while Venezuela the socialist path. But Chile has...
The Economic Performance of Modi’s Government in India: The Politics of the Hindu Right
By Kalim Siddiqui
In this article, the author examines the economic performance of Modi’s government, which came to power in 2014, and also analyses the politics...
China-US Trade War: Hiatus or Busted Deal?
By Jack Rasmus
This past week the US and China failed to reach agreement on a new trade deal, despite high-level China representative Lie He meeting...
Toward Japan’s Economic End-Game
By Dan Steinbock
As the spotlight has been on Japan's new Emperor Naruhito, the economy is coping with half a decade of Abenomics, monetary injections, huge...
The Philippines Emerges as New Bitcoin Hub
Major Philippines bank Union Bank launches cash-crypto ATM https://t.co/cH35aYPKlh
— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) 11 February 2019
Bitcoin has been welcomed as a completely new concept in financial transactions...
Probing the Minds of Elected Women Representatives on Village Councils in India
By Samir Sathe
The psychological construct of the Elected Women Representatives (EWRs) is a significantly relevant and yet surprisingly ignored subject in India. This article...
From Cool Britannia to Fool Britannia
By Graham Vanbergen
It took just twenty years to go from the euphoria of Cool Britannia to Fool Britannia in the guise of the economy...
The Looming UK Brexit Mess
By Dan Steinbock
After the misguided referendum three years ago, the Brexit end-game is about to begin. In the UK, it means political division and...
2019: Year of the App Bubble Crash? How History Repeats Itself.
By John Colley
“When it comes to investment markets, history has a habit of repeating itself again and again and again…”
2000 was remembered as the...




































































